Definition of hodograph in English:

hodograph

noun ˈhɒdəɡrɑːfˈhɑdəˌɡræf

Mathematics

A curve the radius vector of which represents in magnitude and direction the velocity of a moving object.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, further studies showed a significant number of hodographs for left-moving storms exhibiting clockwise curvature below 1 km.
- Look at hodographs derived from 8 a.m. wind speed and direction data for Flint and Peoria.
- On the other hand, the hodograph was rotated approximately 180° from the canonical hodographs.
- In the next two chapters it will reveal to us how to scale the hodographs for elliptical orbits.
- The hodograph of a simple harmonic motion is shown at the left, with the time dependence displayed.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek hodos 'way' + -graph.

Definition of hodograph in US English:

hodograph

nounˈhɑdəˌɡræfˈhädəˌɡraf

Mathematics

A curve the radius vector of which represents in magnitude and direction the velocity of a moving object.
Example sentencesExamples
- The hodograph of a simple harmonic motion is shown at the left, with the time dependence displayed.
- On the other hand, the hodograph was rotated approximately 180° from the canonical hodographs.
- However, further studies showed a significant number of hodographs for left-moving storms exhibiting clockwise curvature below 1 km.
- In the next two chapters it will reveal to us how to scale the hodographs for elliptical orbits.
- Look at hodographs derived from 8 a.m. wind speed and direction data for Flint and Peoria.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek hodos ‘way’ + -graph.

单词	hodograph
释义	Definition of hodograph in English: hodograph noun ˈhɒdəɡrɑːfˈhɑdəˌɡræf Mathematics A curve the radius vector of which represents in magnitude and direction the velocity of a moving object. Example sentencesExamples However, further studies showed a significant number of hodographs for left-moving storms exhibiting clockwise curvature below 1 km. Look at hodographs derived from 8 a.m. wind speed and direction data for Flint and Peoria. On the other hand, the hodograph was rotated approximately 180° from the canonical hodographs. In the next two chapters it will reveal to us how to scale the hodographs for elliptical orbits. The hodograph of a simple harmonic motion is shown at the left, with the time dependence displayed. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek hodos 'way' + -graph. Definition of hodograph in US English: hodograph nounˈhɑdəˌɡræfˈhädəˌɡraf Mathematics A curve the radius vector of which represents in magnitude and direction the velocity of a moving object. Example sentencesExamples The hodograph of a simple harmonic motion is shown at the left, with the time dependence displayed. On the other hand, the hodograph was rotated approximately 180° from the canonical hodographs. However, further studies showed a significant number of hodographs for left-moving storms exhibiting clockwise curvature below 1 km. In the next two chapters it will reveal to us how to scale the hodographs for elliptical orbits. Look at hodographs derived from 8 a.m. wind speed and direction data for Flint and Peoria. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek hodos ‘way’ + -graph.
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